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> - " TIKOSYN has not been shown to be effective in patients with > paroxysmal AF " How weird. Note the med speak " has not been shown to be effective " - that's not the same has " has been shown to not be effective " . Maybe all it means is

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HOPE THE HEAD GETS BETTER, AND YOU CAN ENJOY THE PEACE. JOY HOME IS WHERE THE HEART IS. From: KLD7@... Reply-To: [email]cfidsfms-friends [/email] To: [email]cfidsfms-friends [/email] Subject: ho, hum Date: Wed, 15 Aug 2001 10:58:12 -0400 (EDT)

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Thought I'd share our experiences with the pool with the group. When was younger, she occasionally went to the bathroom in the pool. Of course, this was always followed by screams from her sister and a mad dash into the house - and the end of swimmi

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Hi Jillian, So with Jillian, is she on the high calorie formula? Also, what sort of health issues does she have? Lexi was doing great at one time, she gained 5 lbs. within 5-6 mos. But after her heart surgery in Sept. she has pretty much been about t

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Thank you all for your help and kind thoughts pertaining to this *bug*! Would you believe I am now having a problem getting my Mindspring mail. Until further notice, if anyone should be looking for me, you can reach me at the following email addres

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Trudy: Thanks for the link to the research study about digoxin. It certainly helped me understand why I feel better on digoxin than I did when I tried to go off it last Spring. It makes sense to me that the digoxin lowers and evens the ventricular

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>He was still having palpitations, mostly at night time when he was > sleeping. He would wake me up we would take his heart rate and it would seem > to be at a normal rhythm. His doctor also put him on xanax. Hi, Tina, here are a couple of thoughts.

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Hi Trudy Nice to meet you. Your post has made me understand that I do not suffer this alone. It really is so great to find people who understand what you are talking about. And the feelings that come with AF. I've had a 24 hour monitor and a king o

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Thanks Lee and for this information. Check out a couple of websites I found pertaining to Cantor Fitzgerald's Company called espeed: [url]http://moneycentral.msn.com/investor/research/profile.asp?symbol=ESPD[/url] [url]http://www.espeed.com[/url]

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> Ironically, though, stress has also on occasion put me in afib. This is why > I believe that I have both adrenergic and vagal afib. I'm not sure this will point to both adrenergic and vagal AF . It makes sense to me that some of the triggers are

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Appreciate your heartfelt comments. Again, our hearts obviously have alot in common. I live in burg, Va. and yesterday witnessed the departure of the carrier..USS Roosevelt out of Norfolk. Seeing the sailors,male and female, standing at attention si

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A few details about this bug that is circulating around. Certain people are more " at risk " than others. The worst thing that can happen (and this is a bad thing), is that you could preview the message or open the message to read it, and at that

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Since there has been some discussion about pharmacists. I thought the following previously posted message would be well worth repeating: Ellen 68 NV *************************** " Ellen Gilmartin " <Failteg@m...> wrote: (snip) Dofetilide/Tikosyn is

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Dofetilide is not indicated for Paroxysmal AF in the UK. I believe the prescribing Dr has to write up reports to Pfizer and depending on this report , Pfizer either say yes or no to giving you this medication. It works by slowing down the timi

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In a message dated 9/30/2001 6:02:16 PM Pacific Daylight Time, hhhrram@... writes: << My family Dr. once told me " sometimes these things just take of themselves. " >> This is true, but sometimes bad things like strokes happen if we aren't taki

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Hi, A somewhat delicate subject, sorry folks. I am trying to figure out what is going on with me. Have been on a " healthy " diet now for a number of weeks. Am familiar with the great P during fast heart rate - that's controlled with meds. Still,

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THANKS MOM PRINTED THIS OUT. REMINDED ME OF HERE LAST SUMMER WHEN IT WAS REALLY HOT AND DRY THANK GOD IT HASN'T GOT THAT WAY THIS YEAR !!! LUV U JO [url]http://community.webtv.net/jow

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Like we all say, mabey if one of these Cardiologist would go through a 24 hour Afib they would change there attitudes and become more compassionate towards all that have to live with Afib. My husband has Atrial Fibrillation and he says it feels like

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While I profess to be very patriotic, retired military and all, I must caution on buying to much stock until war is declared. Stock is very volatile now, and will get worse. The feds dropped interest 1/2 point, and guaranteed about 20 billion in bu

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Well, my post PVA honeymoon appears to be over. Although I think I am mostly still in NSR, I am experiencing a new, strange kind of beat. It goes like this; 1,2 1,2 1,2 etc. With it, I feel trembly and cold. I am trying to not be too upset abou

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I'm finishing up a 30 day monitor program for my Cardio.At the beginning, he reduced my only drug, atenolol from 75 mg to 50 mg. The slow heart rate events stopped, but the AF bouts were more frequent, but were much much shorter in duration. Actually

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Hi This is taken from Dr. Mercolas web site. I see that he had been used in the links already. I'm not sure if it is ok to add this to links. Is there someone you should ask first? Fran ASPARTAME IS BY FAR, THE MOST DANGEROUS SUBSTANCE ON THE MAR

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---The purpose of this web site is to inform patients of the serious, permanent and fatal side effects that may occur with Amiodarone use. Informed consent is the cornerstone of medicine. Additionally everyone should weigh the potential risks of any

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Bob, my guess is that you might have vagal afib vs. adrenergic. You will find lots of useful info about vagal stuff at [url]http://www.vagalafibportal.fsnet.co.uk/vmpaf_faq.htm[/url] Also at [url]www.groups.yahoo.com/group/afibsupport[/url], see th

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Hi All, Just thought I would give you an update on my situation, now that I can report something positive. The Afib is still there but I feel almost normal for the first time ever while I have been in Afib. I have been taking a combination of 300m

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> - " TIKOSYN has not been shown to be effective in patients with > paroxysmal AF " How weird. Note the med speak " has not been shown to be effective " - that's not the same has " has been shown to not be effective " . Maybe all it means is

HOPE THE HEAD GETS BETTER, AND YOU CAN ENJOY THE PEACE. JOY HOME IS WHERE THE HEART IS. From: KLD7@... Reply-To: [email]cfidsfms-friends [/email] To: [email]cfidsfms-friends [/email] Subject: ho, hum Date: Wed, 15 Aug 2001 10:58:12 -0400 (EDT)

Thought I'd share our experiences with the pool with the group. When was younger, she occasionally went to the bathroom in the pool. Of course, this was always followed by screams from her sister and a mad dash into the house - and the end of swimmi

Hi Jillian, So with Jillian, is she on the high calorie formula? Also, what sort of health issues does she have? Lexi was doing great at one time, she gained 5 lbs. within 5-6 mos. But after her heart surgery in Sept. she has pretty much been about t

Thank you all for your help and kind thoughts pertaining to this bug! Would you believe I am now having a problem getting my Mindspring mail. Until further notice, if anyone should be looking for me, you can reach me at the following email addres

Trudy: Thanks for the link to the research study about digoxin. It certainly helped me understand why I feel better on digoxin than I did when I tried to go off it last Spring. It makes sense to me that the digoxin lowers and evens the ventricular

>He was still having palpitations, mostly at night time when he was > sleeping. He would wake me up we would take his heart rate and it would seem > to be at a normal rhythm. His doctor also put him on xanax. Hi, Tina, here are a couple of thoughts.

Hi Trudy Nice to meet you. Your post has made me understand that I do not suffer this alone. It really is so great to find people who understand what you are talking about. And the feelings that come with AF. I've had a 24 hour monitor and a king o

Thanks Lee and for this information. Check out a couple of websites I found pertaining to Cantor Fitzgerald's Company called espeed: [url]http://moneycentral.msn.com/investor/research/profile.asp?symbol=ESPD[/url] [url]http://www.espeed.com[/url]

> Ironically, though, stress has also on occasion put me in afib. This is why > I believe that I have both adrenergic and vagal afib. I'm not sure this will point to both adrenergic and vagal AF . It makes sense to me that some of the triggers are

Appreciate your heartfelt comments. Again, our hearts obviously have alot in common. I live in burg, Va. and yesterday witnessed the departure of the carrier..USS Roosevelt out of Norfolk. Seeing the sailors,male and female, standing at attention si

A few details about this bug that is circulating around. Certain people are more " at risk " than others. The worst thing that can happen (and this is a bad thing), is that you could preview the message or open the message to read it, and at that

Since there has been some discussion about pharmacists. I thought the following previously posted message would be well worth repeating: Ellen 68 NV *************************** " Ellen Gilmartin " <Failteg@m...> wrote: (snip) Dofetilide/Tikosyn is

Dofetilide is not indicated for Paroxysmal AF in the UK. I believe the prescribing Dr has to write up reports to Pfizer and depending on this report , Pfizer either say yes or no to giving you this medication. It works by slowing down the timi

In a message dated 9/30/2001 6:02:16 PM Pacific Daylight Time, hhhrram@... writes: << My family Dr. once told me " sometimes these things just take of themselves. " >> This is true, but sometimes bad things like strokes happen if we aren't taki

Hi, A somewhat delicate subject, sorry folks. I am trying to figure out what is going on with me. Have been on a " healthy " diet now for a number of weeks. Am familiar with the great P during fast heart rate - that's controlled with meds. Still,

THANKS MOM PRINTED THIS OUT. REMINDED ME OF HERE LAST SUMMER WHEN IT WAS REALLY HOT AND DRY THANK GOD IT HASN'T GOT THAT WAY THIS YEAR !!! LUV U JO [url]http://community.webtv.net/jow

Like we all say, mabey if one of these Cardiologist would go through a 24 hour Afib they would change there attitudes and become more compassionate towards all that have to live with Afib. My husband has Atrial Fibrillation and he says it feels like

While I profess to be very patriotic, retired military and all, I must caution on buying to much stock until war is declared. Stock is very volatile now, and will get worse. The feds dropped interest 1/2 point, and guaranteed about 20 billion in bu

Well, my post PVA honeymoon appears to be over. Although I think I am mostly still in NSR, I am experiencing a new, strange kind of beat. It goes like this; 1,2 1,2 1,2 etc. With it, I feel trembly and cold. I am trying to not be too upset abou

I'm finishing up a 30 day monitor program for my Cardio.At the beginning, he reduced my only drug, atenolol from 75 mg to 50 mg. The slow heart rate events stopped, but the AF bouts were more frequent, but were much much shorter in duration. Actually

Hi This is taken from Dr. Mercolas web site. I see that he had been used in the links already. I'm not sure if it is ok to add this to links. Is there someone you should ask first? Fran ASPARTAME IS BY FAR, THE MOST DANGEROUS SUBSTANCE ON THE MAR

---The purpose of this web site is to inform patients of the serious, permanent and fatal side effects that may occur with Amiodarone use. Informed consent is the cornerstone of medicine. Additionally everyone should weigh the potential risks of any

Bob, my guess is that you might have vagal afib vs. adrenergic. You will find lots of useful info about vagal stuff at [url]http://www.vagalafibportal.fsnet.co.uk/vmpaf_faq.htm[/url] Also at [url]www.groups.yahoo.com/group/afibsupport[/url], see th

Hi All, Just thought I would give you an update on my situation, now that I can report something positive. The Afib is still there but I feel almost normal for the first time ever while I have been in Afib. I have been taking a combination of 300m

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